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Wichita soccer game vehicle crash Breaking

First reported Oct 17, 6:13 PM ET by Newsweek · ongoing, 6 hours so far

At least 2 dead after vehicle drives through soccer game: Police (opens the original story in a new tab)

ABC News6:16 PM

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03602,0004,0001810/17 6 PM · Newsweek: Two Dead After Vehicle Drives onto Youth Soccer Field in Kansas

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On Bluesky

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2 Killed, Including Child, as Truck Plows Through Wichita, Kan., Soccer Game

Bluesky · The New York Times · Oct 17, 7:22 PM

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